Jerusalem on a Tile Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture this: the tile is not a mere object but the stage on which your I AM awakens to its own city. When you lay the tile and portray Jerusalem upon it, you are not reporting geography; you are recording a state of consciousness you wish to inhabit. In every moment you are the writer and the city rewritten by your imagination. The I AM begins by assuming the form you require; therefore, assume that Jerusalem is now your inward capital, your order, your harmony, your rule. See the walls as boundaries of your renewed self, the gates as doors of perception opening to possibility. Do not seek it as future conquest, but as present possession; revise your inner sight until the tile glows with the reality of the city you desire. As you dwell in that image with feeling as if it is so, your outer world follows the pattern of your inner state. The act of portraying on a tile is a rehearsal of the creative act you perform when you close your eyes and imagine.